What are the architectural design requirements for indoor fire hydrants? For example, if it is set up against a pillar, how far away does it need to be from the pillar, or can it be set up close to th

What are the architectural design requirements for indoor fire hydrants? For example, if it is set up against a pillar, how far away does it need to be from the pillar, or can it be set up close to the edge of the pillar?

Sprinklers are smoke alarm systems that prevent small fires from causing large fires. If there is a large fire, these cannot allow people to evacuate safely, so fire hydrants must be installed, usually 2 on each floor and one on the stairs. nearby, one near the fire exit. Fire hydrants should enable people to evacuate safely even if they cannot extinguish the fire when a fire occurs.

Fire hydrants should be placed in public shared spaces such as corridors or halls, usually within the walls of the above-mentioned spaces. No matter how they are decorated, they must be eye-catching. Mark (write "fire hydrant"), and no obstacles should be set up in front of it to avoid affecting the opening of the fire hydrant door.

The fire hydrant is separated into a room (such as a box), which does not comply with fire protection regulations. Also It is not conducive to timely rescue by firefighters.